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orchestics

system of movement and gesture
Also known as: orkesztika
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  • Valéria Dienes

    …as its four disciplines of orchestics: the interrelationship of space (plastics, or kinetics), time (rhythmics), strength (dynamics), and meaning (mimetics, later symbolics). Between 1965 and 1974 she elaborated on these four themes in three extensive studies: A relatív kinetika alapvonalai (“The Fundamentals of Relative Kinetics”), A mozdulatritmika alapvonalai (“The Fundamentals…

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    …as its four disciplines of orchestics: the interrelationship of space (plastics, or kinetics), time (rhythmics), strength (dynamics), and meaning (mimetics, later symbolics). Between 1965 and 1974 she elaborated on these four themes in three extensive studies: A relatív kinetika alapvonalai (“The Fundamentals of Relative Kinetics”), A mozdulatritmika alapvonalai (“The Fundamentals…

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